Title 47, Chapter 3, Section 82
( 47-3-82)
(a) Subject to the additional requirements of subsections (b) and (c) of this Code section, a member who has withdrawn accumulated contributions from the retirement system pursuant to the provisions of Code Section 47-3-128 may reestablish the creditable service represented by the withdrawn contributions by paying to the board of trustees a sum equal to the amount of accumulated contributions which were withdrawn plus applicable accrued regular interest for each year or portion thereof which elapsed from the time of such withdrawal of contributions to the date of such payment. (b) A member must complete a minimum number of years of service as a
contributing member of the retirement system before becoming
eligible to reestablish creditable service under subsection (a) of
this Code section as follows: (1) When accumulated contributions have been withdrawn not more
than three times, the minimum shall be three years; (2) When accumulated contributions have been withdrawn not more
than four times, the minimum shall be five years; and (3) When accumulated contributions have been withdrawn five or
more times, the minimum shall be ten years. (c) The regular interest rate provided for in subsection (a) of this
Code section shall be increased 2 percent for each withdrawal of
accumulated contributions exceeding three such withdrawals. (d) A member may establish a portion of the creditable service
represented by all of the member's withdrawn contributions by paying
to the board of trustees a pro rata amount based upon the total
accumulated contributions withdrawn plus interest in accordance with
rules adopted by the board of trustees and subject to the provisions
of subsections (a), (b), and (c) of this Code section. |